The CKEditor 3 Add-Ons Forum is a public place where anyone is encouraged to publish Plugins and Skins for CKEditor.
Two sub-forums are available to help us group the add-ons by "Plugins" and "Skins".
Feedback and Support
Feel free to add your reviews, complements and even report findings directly on the add-on topic, by adding replies to it.
Publishing an Add-On
Every add-on will be represented by a single topic (thread) in the forum. The very first post of the add-on topic is the most important one, because it will bring all details regarding the add-on:
- Subject: The topic title must be the add-on "marketable" name. Try to be creative, but also clear so one can understand the add-on usage just by its title. Good examples for plugins: "YouTube Video", "Flickr Gallery", "Image Map", "Google Maps" - and for skins: "Office 2010", "Metallic", "WordPress".
- Description: The text in the first post will be the entry point for details regarding the plugin. It should contain extensive information as well as screenshots and download links. Please paste the following template when creating it:
{ One or two paragraphs describing the add-on. }
[b]Screenshots[/b]
{ Include one or two screenshots of your add-on. You may remove this section if you don't want to show any screenshots. }
[b]License[/b]
{ The linked license name under which you're releasing your add-on. If you want to match the CKEditor license, just use the following: }
Licensed under the terms of any of the following licenses at your choice: [url=http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html]GPL[/url], [url=http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html]LGPL[/url] and [url=http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/MPL-1.1.html]MPL[/url].
{ Make sure to have a LICENSE.txt file in the downloadable code with details. }
[b]Download[/b]
{ Plugin name and version }:
{ The direct URL to download the add-on }
[b]Installation[/b]
{ For Plugins: }
1. Extract the contents of the file into the "plugins" folder of CKEditor.
2. In the CKEditor configuration file (config.js) add the following code:
[code]
config.extraPlugins = '[ Your Plugin Folder Name ]';
[/code]
{ For Skins: }
1. Extract the contents of the file into the "skins" folder of CKEditor.
2. In the CKEditor configuration file (config.js) add the following:
[code]
config.skin = '[ Your Skin Folder Name ]';
[/code]
{ Feel free to amend the template if further/different instructions are needed. }